The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-16

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\. Carolina 6s.. 1901 Norf, & W. pref. 1878
\. Carolina IS. 50 Nor. Pacific. ...-,. 2l4
So. Caro-. Drown pref. E. 45&
- consols. ....lO7 Pacific Mail. ...... 364
Tennessee set. w II Reading. .. 6956
Virginia ~ Az Richmond & Ale
Va. consolidated +49 Richmond & Danv
Chpeake & Ohio 21R Richm'd & w. Pit 26k
Northwestern .l1lA Rock Island .... 1854
preferred. 1924 St. Paul ......... T,Sk
Dela,and Lack. 1924 preferred .ll4t3
Erie. ............. 30R Texas Pacific. 80. 264
East Tennessee. liz Tenn. Coal & Iron. 81
Lake Shore. -. :. Qo& Union Pacific. 80. $50
l. vile Il Nash. -. 6l1n n. j. Central .... 1Sl6
Memphis & Char t52 Missouri Pacific. 919s
Mobile & Ohio. -. 10 Western Union. 70H
Nash & Chatt'a.. 7S1< Cotton Oil certid.. 30S
IBID. +Asked
LIVERPOOL, Nov. IS, noon.--Cotton duh and
somewhat irregular; middling uplands Sgd,
middling Orleans ii-l6d; sales 5000 bales, for
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
$1,000 baleS-American 36, 800,
Futures-Uplands low middling clause, No
yember delivery 5S2-64Gl5 S6-64d: November and
December 35-6405 33-64d; December and
January 5 3364Ge5 32.64d; January and Feb
ruary 3364015 81 64d February and March
3l6l@J5 32-64d; March and April $500
33-64d April and May 3;-646D5 35-64d May
and June 39-6405 37-64d. Market steady at
the decline.
Up. m.-The sales to-day included 1900 bales
OF American.
Futures-Upland low middliug clause, NO
vember delivery 3i-64d, sellers; November and
December 33-64d, sellers December aud
January 3'-64d, buyers; January and February
Sl64d. buyers; February and March 32-6+d,
value; March and April 33-64d, value; April
and May 35-6id, sellers: May and June 3764d.
sellers; June and July 39-64d. sellers. Market
easy.
p. MIXTURES: Uplands low middliuy
clause, November delivery 36-64d, buyers; No
vember and December 33-64d. value; Decem-
Der and January 3l-64d yers; January aud
February 5 3l-64d, buyers; February and March
32-64d, buyers; March and April 33-64d, buyers;
April and May 3 35-64d. sellers; May and June
) 37-64d, sellers; June aud July 3Y-04d sellers.
Market closed easy.
New YORK, Nov. IS. noon.-Cotton quiet but
steady; middling uplands l03sc. middling Or
leans 1016c: sales ll2 bales.
Futures-Market opened steady, with sales as
follows: Move nOer delivery 10 2Sc, December
10 toc, January 10 S4c, February 10 40c, March
10 4Sc, April 10 SIC
500 p. m.-Market closed steady; middling up
lands lU1sc, mlddling Orleans 101ac; sales to-day
464 bales; net receipts 442 bales, gross 4,242.
Futures--Market closed barely steady, with
sales of 800 bales, as follows: November
delivery 10 27@10 &c, December 10 220l0 2lc,
January 10 30@110 Bic, February 10 36010 &c,
March 10 $50 10 44c, April 10 ol@l0 SIC, May
u 5l0l0 SIC. June 10 64@1o Csc, July 10 roo
1071c.
Green & Co.'S report on cotton futures says
1t has been feverish market for cotton OPP
tions, with somewhat numerous fluctuations.
but on the whole the tendency was easier and
values have ranged lower all around Quite
neutralize the pressure to unload, and at times
| gave little temporary buoyancy, but was not
| fully sustaining, and while final rates were
| fraction above the lowest, they still remained
SOLO points under last evening and barely
| steady. A portion of the demand came from
| the South, based on predictions of a marked
falling off in receipts, while selling was generally
| understood to be due to Ellson's Liverpool cir
| cuar disputing the bureau crop estimates. New
Orleans operators were long sellers in our
market to-day"
99sc; net receipts S145 bales, gross S,14o; sales
800 bales; stock g4,753 bales; exports, to Great
| Britain 3 1886 bales.
NORFOLK, Nov. f5.-Cotton easy: middling
sac; net receipts 5,743 bales gross 5,743; sales
l,o2o bales; stock 42,752 bales exports to Great
| Britain 5,7l0 bales, coastwss S31.
| BALTIMORE, Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet but steady;
middling lU3sc; net receipts 162, gross 1913
spinners IS bales exports, coastwise 1915 bales.
| Boston, Nov 15.-Cotton unsettled; middlng
l01fc; net rece'pts 2i3 bales, gross 2,0S6; sales
WILMINGTON, Nov. 15.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal; middling SIC; net receipts 66l bales, gross
| 1861 sales none; stock "a. o91 bales.
! PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 15-Cotton firm: middling
! l034c; net receipts 204 bales, gross 352; stock
| 3457 bale,.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 15.-Cotton easy: mid
ding 8 11-loc net receipts $3.50 bales, gross
| 1862; sales 1900 bales; stock 276, l46 bales;
| exports, to Great Britain 1864 bales.
| MOBILE, Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet middlng o5sc;
net receipts 3019 bass gross 8, 3U6; sales 900
bales; stock 2s,o75 bales; exports, coastwise 1878
| bales.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 15.-Cotton easy; middling
| l-6c; receipts 1861 bales; shipments 3,0oS;
sales 100; stock 14S 1863 bales.
AUGUSTA. Nov. 15-Cotton quiet; middling
| 95Sc: receipts 1904 bales; sales 1852 bales.
| CHARLESTON, Nov. 15.-Cotton dull; middling
95Sc; net receipts 1891 bales gross 1891; sales
200 bales; stock 81, 446 bales.
ATLANTA, Nov. 15.-Cotton quiet but steady;
midd IA 915c; receipts $50 bales.
NEW YoR5, Nov. demonstrated net receipts
for all cotton ports p Ia ,6j5 bales; exports,
10 Great Britain Al bales TO the continent
1865, to France 2,G55; stock at all American
ports 727, 647 bales.
PROVISIONS. seooERIEs. ETC.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. Is, noon.-Wheat strong and
higher; prices checking business; holders offer
sparingly. Corn strong, with good demand.
New YORK, Nov. Is, noon.-Flour quiet but
unchanged. Wheat better. Corn better. Pork
quiet; mess SI4 000l42l. Lard quiet at 81 01l2
Freights quiet but steady.
5:OOp. m.-5outhern -four steady, with mod.
crate demand. Wheat-optons teverish and
somewhat excited at times on covering of
shorts speculation unusually brisk, largely in
December and May; prices advanced l815sc,
closing firm at about the best; spOt A0116c bet
ter and fairly active; No. spring c, No. red,
November delivery 8455@S5c, December $3.50
S59sc, May J04@0lHc. Corn A055c HIGHER,
cry 5514G s514c, December 559s056c, May 5O2aD
565sc. Oats shade higher closing steady: No.
2, November delivery Siy4D34ssc, December 343s
0D341Sc, May oo9s@y361ec. No. spot 349bG13 l34c,
mixed Western 34035h Hops steady and quiet.
Coffee, fair Rio on spot quiet at lS14c; options
higher and fairly active; No. Rio, November
delivery IS 65@015 zoe, December IS 4a115 65c,
May II 75114 Csc. Molasses quiet and
changed Sugar steady and quiet; refined quiet
Cotton seed oil-S719c for crude, 4G146c for re-
fined. Hides quiet but steady. Wool steady;
domestic fleece 26Ql34c pulled l40S32c, exas
962Sc- Pork firm and fairly active, mess S14 90
OLA % for new and Sl3 so for old. Beef dull
Gut meats firm: picked sho ilders 68s6615c.
picked hams 9@9i4c Middles dull Lard 26o5
points higher and ouly moderately .cti'e West
ern steam, on spot 81 o.. D cember delivery
So o76l7 o., May g 1907 II. Freights dull; cot
ton 1l-64d. grain 3D.
CHICAGO. Nov. l5.-Trading on Change TO
day was even better than yesterday and prices
of wheat, corn and provisions ranged higher
The most satisfactory feature of the revival Of
trade was the rush OF outside orders Chief in
terest centred in corn aud wheat. Provisions
however, were not neglected. Wheat showed
its independence and was not affected so much
by fluctuations in corn. Larg n export clear
ances ana stronger cables did much to strengthen
the situation. Buying was very general during
the morning hours, but fell off little toward
the close. Now that prices have passed 74c in
December and SOC for May, operators look with
confidence 10 future prices. The market opened
about the same as yesterday s closing, became
firm and advanced a4c for December and near
futures and lc for May, then eased off 1sc and
closed about 5sc higher than yesterday Corn,
ike everything else, promised well early but
suffered slight reaction before the close. After
the best prices Of the day were reached num-